Can I use any programming language in the world or do I have to pay attention to something?
I've heard that Java and Python are supposed to be protected…
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Depends on the purpose, on the compiler and other tools.
For example, I must not use the wedge compiler for C without a license. I can use the gcc.
The languages themselves are usually freely available and not protected.
Where would you have heard that and in what sense?
In Java, it is so that the JVM itself is under its own license, which is not an opensource license, so there are also OpenJDK, which is an opensource implementation of the JVM.
Which languages can I use. Always these distracting answers.
None.
Your answer shows that you have no idea of license models and that’s why you should NO Use programming language to make you not punishable.
This has nothing to do with distractions.
No doubt.
In practice None and All, as it is a question about the application and the tools used.
Of the languages mentioned there is no language itself restricted so you can use all freely.
For example, you must not write a program and include Oracle’s JVM as it is under a license. You’re supposed to do this with the OpenJDK. In both cases the language is Java.
No. Just read what I wrote.
You just have to pay attention to the licenses under which the tools and libraries stand. The use of each programming language also requires the use of third-party programs and this is the case here. Which depends on your project, which is why you cannot give a flat-rate answer.
You can use them exactly as I just need you to end up with the same restrictions as I do.
The difference is that I know there are these and you don’t.
What to read
You tell me that no language can be used freely. But you can use them freely. That’s how it comes.
Well, if you’re not able to read, I can’t help you.
In the sense, just do what you want….
Not helpful. Please listen to me with your scherzantwoten full. For you, of course, every language is legal. But for me not hahaha.
What are you talking about?
Jein, that depends on the license. You can use everything under the MIT license, for example. You can only use everything under the GPL if you also publish the source code under the GPL, etc. But you can use finished projects under the GPL if you don’t change their code, etc.
The whole thing also depends on tools and libraries you use with your application in the end.
For example, take the programming language C. The language itself is free.
So you do a project and once you use the gcc to create your application and once you use the wedge.
In the first case, since the gcc itself is free, in the second case, you must not because wedge is not free (except for certain things with restrictions).
You’ve got all the languages in the end.
So you need to watch what you use to create your application and what libraries you use. Because only because a language is free, it does not have to apply to the related tools such as compilers, runtime etc.
All in all, this is a very complex issue with which one has to deal first.
You mean I can’t copy source codes right? But the programming languages all use freely?
Basically there are no restrictions
Basically, there are no restrictions or restrictions that you can use programming languages. You can select any programming language that meets your requirements.
However, Java and Python are not “protected” within the meaning of restrictions on use or use. Java and Python are open source programming languages, which means that their source codes are freely available and you can download, change and use them for free.
However, there are certain license terms you need to consider when using Java or Python. For example, Java is available under the GNU General Public License (GPL) or a commercial license from Oracle. Python is available under the Python Software Foundation License (PSFL) or another open source license. It is important to read the license terms and make sure you comply with them.
Overall, however, you should not have any difficulty using a programming language of your choice as long as you adhere to the corresponding licensing conditions.
So what do I have to do? Do not use programming language? Buy a language? What? You all write something.
You can use any programming language for free unless you need a commercial license for use in commercial applications. For example, Java and Python can be used freely for personal and non-commercial projects.
However, if you are planning to create a commercial application or a commercial product, you should check the licensing conditions for the respective programming language to ensure that you comply with the licensing conditions. In some cases it is necessary to acquire a commercial license for using a specific programming language.
The provider of the programming language usually offers commercial licenses for use in commercial applications. If you are not sure what license you need or how to buy it, you should contact the provider of the programming language to get more information.
You don’t have to buy language.
But there are programming languages whose code can only be executed using a specific program.
For example, Java code to run the one must have installed Java (the Java Virtual Machine (JVM)).
However, if you want to do an application with Java now, and you want your users to run on the computer without having Java installed themselves, you can deliver the JVM directly in the application.
But then you can’t just deliver Oracle JDK because it’s licentrated, then Oracle would sue you. Instead, you can, for example, deliver OpenJDK, which is freely accessible.
You have to pay attention to that. That’s what they mean.
Pretty sure that you can also use Java and Python for commercial projects …
Yes, you can.
I don’t know a single programming language that doesn’t allow it. I think such a language would be quite unpopular.
Compiler… there are often only money
Why should you use a compiler that costs something?
What do you mean, “often”? Which programming languages don’t have a free one?
How much does the compiler cost? Lg.
The languages themselves are often free, so you can write about them and no one will say anything about it when you write a program with the language and publish the source text.
However, it may well be that there is no free implementation of a compiler or a runtime for the language, so there is no way to compile or execute the program for free.
Of course there are also free compilers and runtimes for all common languages, but in some special languages this is not the case. For example, I do not think there is a free compiler for PL/I.
Of course, you may use everything if you have acquired rights or licenses legally
Don’t understand your question.
Where do I apply for java, Phyton and freebasic?
With Java and Python, you will automatically get it as far as I know by downloading the respective software.
https://docs.python.org/3/license.html
Ups, I quoted the old one, here’s the new one:
Have also marked the part thick, where it says that you get the rights mentioned below by using the software alone. And the rights I have marked you thick.